is this suitable for the melt method?
4675
I don't know what the melt method is. Sorry I can't be of more help to you. Good luck.
4676
I am not familiar with the melt method. I used this roller after knee surgery and use it now after running. It works great for those.
4677
Considering every exercise/soft tissue method has been re-branded, re-packaged, and re-labeled I will go out on a limb and say it satisfies all of my needs, not familiar with melt. I am a competitive Oly and Power lifter (state/national level). I love the rollers and it is important to me that they are American made and hold up for years at a time. I recommend and use them for all of my clients and have never had a single complaint.
1517967
Yes u can. That is the kind that I use in mine. It just might take a little longer to melt but once it is melted, all is well.
262075
I don't know. The inside tray is plastic so I'm sure it would melt. Hope I never have to find out. In this case, I think you get what you pay for.
90320
I would doubt that you could use this in an oven the some is plastic so I believe it would melt
2235840
You can any heat to melt plastics...that said be aware that you are causing toxic fumes to be emitted when you do it. If the sheeting is to thin it will likely wither away when heated up, but if thicker, yu could fuse it. Do it outside and consider a mask t protect from vapors.
421471
I would say yes. Just make sure they are equal parts and you have mixed it long enough. When your mixing tool starts to warm up, that is enough. Even mix it a little longer by a few minutes after that if you are keeping close "watch". If you think it had been warm for a minute or two, then I would say that is enough. Silicon is a very slippery substance. I believe you would have no problem getting it out when it is fully set. And it sets up nice and hard.
1222778
Yes. Boil it to the point that is completely melted. Once it coils down clip the aluminum tab inside.
588662
I would assume that you could but the heat might cause the glue holding it in place to melt (0-0) although that already happens eventually....
416804
Honestly, I would not risk it. The coating is similar to the kind on dish racks..kind of rubbery. I am afraid it would melt it.
1006562
I haven't used it for that but I think you could since I use the lowest setting to melt cheese.
326135
I haven't actually tried melting metals with this torch but I would imagine thinner sections could possibly melt - particularly non ferrous metals. The torch will silver braze which means metal surfaces are getting hot enough to cause some melding of parent metal and the silver brazing alloy. It is such a useful torch and seems to get the work piece much hotter than any regular propane torch I've had in the past - cherry red is a great heat indicator when brazing and this torch will get exhaust studs up to cherry red very quickly. I would just buy one because it is such a useful tool for the workshop and very versatile! It is so handy to have at your disposal a heat source capable of undoing seized parts and general silver brazing. It is very well made too! I highly recomemend it..
269988
I don't think so, I have only used oil no solids that would need to melt, that would be very hard to clean
1397352
I haven't tried, but I doubt it! I am pretty sure it would melt. It is an instant read thermometer.
422849
No. Copper melts at 1980 f. Far above the heat range of this melting pot. It is designed for lead which melts in the high 600's to very low 700's..
1244934
If you mean applying open flame to heat up the insight of the cups immediately before application then No, this material is not suitable for that and will burn possibly causing fire and/or injuries.
1626852
Yes I have used for melt and pour but I only poured about 1 1/2" to make embeds with .... You will need to figure away to brace the sides though... But it easily um molded the melt and pour ..
49676
I would think so. It is pretty well made and not a "melty" kind of plastic.